Growth Mindset Practice
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You will review information we learned in class this week as well as learn new growth mindset vocabulary terms!
Topics of this game:
- To gain to acquire knowledge or a skill
- The established set of attitudes held by someone
- An action or judgment that is misguided or wrong.
- Your brain is like a _________ because it actually grows when you learn new things.
- The opposite of a growth mindset is a ____________ mindset.
- Hopeful and confident about the future.
- The belief that our basic qualities (like intelligence and talents) are fixed traits which cannot be changed.
- The ability to keep going and stay focused when things are hard
- The belief that abilities can be developed through commitment and hard work.
- When you try really hard at something and give it your all (a sport, schoolwork, etc.).
- The ability to try again and keep bouncing back after setbacks.
- You set one of these for yourself to keep track of your own progress towards success.
- The ability to acquire (gain) and apply knowledge and skills.
- This is another word for feedback--it can be positive or negative.
- A thing earned successfully typically by effort, courage, or skill.
- As the brain learns, ________ relay information faster and more efficiently.
- When you learn, your brain cells actually grow _____________.
- By _________, you make your brain stronger.
- "Intelligence is something people are born with and it can't be changed" is an example of a...
- The reason things become easier after practice is because your brain cells have actually grown smaller.
